Mega Index Sources

Adkins & Webb Hardware robbed.

Charles Rummel was drunk and disorderly at Dave King's saloon.

Two women attempted to open a brothell. They were arrested and appeared before justice Berry.

A man came to Talent attempting to sell an article of clothing. It was discovered that the item was stolen in Medford and the suspect was arrested…

The safe at the Ashland Post office was cracked.

Three suspects were detained in the robbery of the Ashland Post office.

James McCarthy and William Johnson were arrested for burglarizing a freight car in Medford.Sheriff Birdsey, justice Walton, D. G. Coy and District…

Attempted burglary at the store owned by Mr Brooks

The J. M. Luark grocery robbed. Albert Millsap, Minkler's grocery, deputy marshal Smith and sheriff Birdsey all involved.

Sheriff Birdsey apprehended a suspect named Geo. May.

City Marshal William R. Mayfield passed away.

Robbery at the home of J. W. Gibson.

A gang of counterfeiters were captured. Most then escaped from the Ashland jail. Henry Nutt, Marshal Smith, Sheriff Birdsey, Fay Coon, E. B. Coon…

Barrick's or Garrick's tailor shop was robbed. Sheriff Birdsey was unsucessful in capturing the suspect.

Albert Bresslee, John Briner involved in a robbery at Klum' store. Dr Robinson and sheriff Birdsey involved.

John Walter's attempted to extort money from Highlan Gee.

Attempted theft of the bank account of Dr S. T. Songer.

The home of D. Wilson burglarized. Sheriff Taylor and sheriff McVey apprehended a suspect.

Planer mill of David Linn and various other structures burned

A clever forger has hit town. The reverend F. G. Strange was a victim.

J. H. Tantum suspected of forgery

J. H. Tantum released then rearrested on charged of forgery.

Constable S. D. Taylor arrested a man named Linn on charges against the son of Jacob Stone

J. H. Martin held for assault

A salesman named Williams has hit town, claiming to represent C. E. Whitney and Co. of San Francisco.

O. H. Blount's store and the store of Vaupel, Norris and Drake both hit by a forger

Drunk and disorderly in Central Point.

Stephen Beers held over on charge of murder of his brother John

Deeper investigation into the case of Stephen Beers

various saw mill notes, various live stock drive notes